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strangegrey wrote:It really blew me away....it took me 20-30 minutes in the apple store to convince myself that I could possibly get used to it with some hard work....
When you have to spend 20 minutes to wrap your arms around something, it usually means it's not worth it.
However, it took me 2-3 minutes to completely fall in love with the storm...
(Crazy)Dulce Lady wrote:strangegrey wrote:It really blew me away....it took me 20-30 minutes in the apple store to convince myself that I could possibly get used to it with some hard work....
When you have to spend 20 minutes to wrap your arms around something, it usually means it's not worth it.
However, it took me 2-3 minutes to completely fall in love with the storm...
all you say is true--but I can't change networks so I am stuck with the evil iPhone.
i can type pretty fast now. it's ok.
MCC620 wrote:i really have no issues. i use my knuckle to type (my nails are too long to use the pads of my fingers), which cracked up the salesperson in the apple store. my service has been better since getting it, and my calls much clearer. it's probably a matter of how much you utilize your phone for text messages and email anyway. which i really don't.
strangegrey wrote:MCC620 wrote:i really have no issues. i use my knuckle to type (my nails are too long to use the pads of my fingers), which cracked up the salesperson in the apple store. my service has been better since getting it, and my calls much clearer. it's probably a matter of how much you utilize your phone for text messages and email anyway. which i really don't.
email yes. text no. but the email thing is a deal breaker. The iphone was arguably the worst interface I had seen, next to using a phone touchpad to write out an email. The Storm took all of the great concepts behind the iphone that werent working, and made it work...
strangegrey wrote:So, I was able to get into both the apple store and a verizon store...and I tried both.
Removing network reliability for the time being....
there's NO comparison.
The Blackberry Storm BLOWS the iphone out of the water. I spent a good 30 minutes with the iphone and couldn't type worth shit on it. I spent more time correcting miskeyed letters than I did typing...it was dreadfully frustrating. That's a complete deal breaker for me. If I'm going to spend the extra coin on data, I want something I can email from.
I walk into the verizon counter at the local circuit city...the guy hands me the phone. within a few minutes, I had a full email typed out with ZERO errors or corrections (unless I intended to misspell a word)....the touch screen keyboard that comes on the Storm is light years above and beyond the iphone.
Once you then factor in the removable battery, upgradable memory, the better/clearer screen, the easy to use UI of the Storm....it's a clear winner.
Then....when you add in the reliability of the verizon network (I know, I sound like a fucking commercial, but seriously...their network is better than At&t's) it's a turkey shoot.
I'm going with the blackberry and verizon...
Gunbot wrote:Is the feedback sensor on the Storm a help when you type or is it a nonissue?
strangegrey wrote:email yes. text no. but the email thing is a deal breaker. The iphone was arguably the worst interface I had seen, next to using a phone touchpad to write out an email. The Storm took all of the great concepts behind the iphone that werent working, and made it work...
Saint John wrote:You guys want a review of my free T-Mobile phone? It has a camera.
Saint John wrote:You guys want a review of my free T-Mobile phone? It has a camera.
Rick wrote:Saint John wrote:You guys want a review of my free T-Mobile phone? It has a camera.
Is it as flashy as this baby?
It may be ugly as fuck, but it works great.
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